1. Djakhongir and Daliya jointly own and run a physiotherapy clinic (Exercisio), which has two treatment rooms. They decide to have one of the treatment rooms refurbished. They hire Bodge Job Ltd., a local building company (with a questionable reputation), to carry out the work. While the refurbishment of the room is still in progress, rather than close the clinic, Djakhongir and Daliya keep the clinic open and continue offering their services to the public but using the other treatment room.

On Monday, Cheol-Min, a regular customer, visits the clinic. He slips up on a foam-roller left on the floor of the treatment room which is still open to customers and injures himself.

Fumimaro, another regular customer, visits the clinic with his daughter Aiko, aged 3. While Fumimaro is talking to Djakhongir at the reception desk, Aiko becomes bored and wanders into the treatment room which is being refurbished (which has a sign on the door saying 'Keep Out'), where she injures herself tripping over some debris.

Advise Cheol-Min and Aiko as to their potential claims under the Occupiers' Liability Acts.